Traffic Cones For Less rolls out jack-o-lantern cones for Halloween

Traffic Cones For Less has launched 28-inch orange jack-o-lantern traffic cones for the 2026 Halloween season, aimed at events that need both crowd control and themed decor. The cones come in 6-pack, 12-pack and pallet quantities and are now listed on the company’s Halloween Safety Supplies page.

Why it matters: - Halloween events still need basic traffic control in places where people and vehicles mix, including trunk-or-treats, fall festivals, haunted attractions and neighborhood trick-or-treat routes. - Seasonal cones let schools, churches, municipalities, property managers and event organizers match safety equipment to the holiday theme without giving up visibility or function.

What happened: - Traffic Cones For Less, a brand of OES Global Inc., launched a new line of jack-o-lantern traffic cones for the 2026 Halloween season. - The cones are 28 inches tall and orange. - The product comes in 6-pack, 12-pack and 306-cone pallet quantities. - The new designs are listed on the TCFL Halloween Safety Supplies page at trafficconesforless.com.

The details: - Each cone features one of three printed jack-o-lantern face designs. - Each pack includes all three face designs, so a row of cones can show a mix of faces instead of repeating one image. - The Halloween cones use the same 28-inch orange cone format TCFL supplies for roadwork, parking and facility applications. - TCFL also prints company logos, custom colors and customer-supplied artwork on cones, barricades and signage for commercial and municipal customers. - The company says the jack-o-lantern face is one example of a broader custom-printing capability.

Between the lines: - The launch extends TCFL’s seasonal merchandise strategy into a product category that still serves a practical safety role. - The mix of themed design and standard traffic-cone hardware suggests TCFL is targeting buyers who want event branding without sacrificing crowd-flow management. - Melissa Schechter, CEO and founder of OES Global Inc., said Halloween events put many people on foot in parking lots and neighborhoods after dark, and those groups still need real traffic control.

What's next: - TCFL is positioning the Halloween line as part of a wider custom-printing business that can adapt designs for other customers and events. - Schechter said the company can print customer ideas on cones if they can be pictured on the product.

The bottom line: - TCFL is turning a standard safety product into a seasonal event item, with Halloween-themed cones that still function as traffic control equipment.